welovetrump--2020-08-12--REVOLT: Democrat Voters FURIOUS Biden Chose Kamala “a Cop” Harris as VP Running Mate

Many Californians are warning about the ethics and failed leadership of Kamala Harris .
According to the OC Register : Joe Biden ’ s choice of California Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate sent a shiver Tuesday through some police reformers in Orange County and throughout the Golden State .
During her tenure as California attorney general and San Francisco district attorney , Harris turned a blind eye to potentially dirty Orange County cops and refused to order DNA testing that might exonerate a condemned man .
In a scandal that rocked the foundation of justice in Orange County @ @ @ @ @ @ @ among sheriff ’ s deputies , basically doing nothing .
“ It ’ s a horrible decision , ” Paul Wilson said of Harris ’ selection by the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee .
Wilson ’ s wife was among eight killed by tugboat operator Scott Dekraai during a shooting spree at a Seal Beach hair salon in 2011 .
Dekraai ’ s case revealed that deputies and prosecutors misused jailhouse informants to extract confessions , which came to be known as the snitch scandal .
Harris initiated an investigation into the scandal and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not being truthful .
But she left the case unfinished when she became senator in 2017 .
While she was at the helm , her investigators had done little on the case .
“ At a time like this , the country needs solid leadership .
Her past history is being soft on law enforcement , ” Wilson said .
“ It ’ s a very bad decision.
” In 2015 , an Orange County Superior Court judge took the Dekraai case — the largest mass killing in Orange County history — away @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and handed it to Harris ’ prosecutors .
Harris then launched an investigation into whether the deputies committed perjury , this at the same time that her prosecutors were defending the county ’ s misuse of informants in court .
Dekraai eventually was given life in prison instead of the death penalty by a judge frustrated by the lack of cooperation by prosecutors and sheriff ’ s officials .
As the months crawled by , a staffer for Harris complained in an interview that the state probe was slowed by the release of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ logs describing how informants were managed .
Harris turned the job over in 2017 to her successor , Xavier Becerra , who quietly let the investigation die in 2019 without any action and without a report .
In published interviews , Harris has said she figured the Orange County debacle was being handled by local authorities .
Scott Sanders , Dekraai ’ s attorney , called the investigation by Harris ’ office “ a complete and utter sham.
” “ It was never a sincere effort to get to the truth , ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ world believe they were investigating when they weren ’ t .
”

Many Californians are warning about the ethics and failed leadership of Kamala Harris.
According to the OC Register:
Joe Biden’s choice of California Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate sent a shiver Tuesday through some police reformers in Orange County and throughout the Golden State.
During her tenure as California attorney general and San Francisco district attorney, Harris turned a blind eye to potentially dirty Orange County cops and refused to order DNA testing that might exonerate a condemned man. In a scandal that rocked the foundation of justice in Orange County, Harris slow-walked an investigation into corruption among sheriff’s deputies, basically doing nothing.
“It’s a horrible decision,” Paul Wilson said of Harris’ selection by the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee. Wilson’s wife was among eight killed by tugboat operator Scott Dekraai during a shooting spree at a Seal Beach hair salon in 2011. Dekraai’s case revealed that deputies and prosecutors misused jailhouse informants to extract confessions, which came to be known as the snitch scandal.
Harris initiated an investigation into the scandal and three deputies accused by a judge of not being truthful. But she left the case unfinished when she became senator in 2017. While she was at the helm, her investigators had done little on the case.
“At a time like this, the country needs solid leadership. Her past history is being soft on law enforcement,” Wilson said. “It’s a very bad decision.”
In 2015, an Orange County Superior Court judge took the Dekraai case — the largest mass killing in Orange County history — away from the District Attorney’s Office and handed it to Harris’ prosecutors. Harris then launched an investigation into whether the deputies committed perjury, this at the same time that her prosecutors were defending the county’s misuse of informants in court. Dekraai eventually was given life in prison instead of the death penalty by a judge frustrated by the lack of cooperation by prosecutors and sheriff’s officials.
As the months crawled by, a staffer for Harris complained in an interview that the state probe was slowed by the release of hundreds of pages of sheriff’s logs describing how informants were managed. Harris turned the job over in 2017 to her successor, Xavier Becerra, who quietly let the investigation die in 2019 without any action and without a report.
In published interviews, Harris has said she figured the Orange County debacle was being handled by local authorities.
Scott Sanders, Dekraai’s attorney, called the investigation by Harris’ office “a complete and utter sham.”
“It was never a sincere effort to get to the truth,” Sanders said. “They let the world believe they were investigating when they weren’t.”


welovetrump--2020-08-12--CNN Editor-at-Large: Biden May “Step Aside” for Kamala Harris

What makes Kamala Harris particularly dangerous is that she is power hungry .
She appears to want power more than the actual responsibility of improving life for the American people .
This is the opposite of what a civil SERVANT should be !
According to the National Review : The New York Times contends that Joe Biden ’ s vice-presidential pick Kamala Harris is a “ pragmatic moderate , ” which is either the usual misleading bias or a sign that the Overton Window is about to fall off the edge of the political spectrum .
To judge Harris by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be confronted by a candidate who is more antagonistic towards the Constitution than perhaps any to appear on a presidential ticket in modern times — and maybe ever .
The fact that Harris will say and do anything for power is evident in her very acceptance of Biden ’ s offer .
It ’ s going to be fascinating to watch Harris explain why she is running with man who only months ago she strongly insinuated was a racist .
“ There was a little girl in California who was part of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and she was bused to school every day , and that little girl was me , ” Harris explained , as she hit Biden on his history of working with segregationists to oppose busing laws in the 1970s .
It will be even more fascinating to hear the moral calculus Harris employs to rationalize running with a rapist .
This isn ’ t George Bush and Ronald Reagan making up after tussling on “ voodoo economics.
” Concerning allegations of sexual misconduct against Joe Biden , Harris once said , “ I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ being able to tell their story and having the courage to do it.
” One of the women Harris was referring to was Tara Reade , whom accused Biden of sexually assaulting her in 1993 , when she worked as an aide for the then Delaware senator .
“ I believe them ” doesn ’ t lend it itself to much interpretation .
Harris ’ s political use of personal destruction isn ’ t surprising .
How will those who claim to be appalled by Trump ’ s revolting attacks suggesting Joe Scarborough @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s death in 2001 explain their support for the woman who entered Julie Swetnick ’ s completely unsubstantiated claims of gang rape against Brett Kavanaugh into the congressional record ?
In style and policy , Harris epitomizes an authoritarian .
It is not hyperbole to contend that Harris favors strict obedience to authority , especially that of the government , at the expense of personal freedom .
It was Harris who promised that if elected president , she would give Congress 100 days “ to get their act together and have the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and if they fail to do it , then I will take executive action.
” Where would Harris derive the power to ignore the Supreme Court and simply ban the import of certain guns — which she has promised to do — or even pass euphemistic “ gun safety laws ” without the consent of Congress ?
When Biden brought up this quandary , Harris answered , “ I would just say , ‘ Hey , Joe , instead of saying no we can ’ t , let ’ s say yes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t joking .
If Congress fails gets its act together on progressive environmental policy , the California senator promises that “ as president of the United States , I am prepared to get rid of the filibuster to pass a Green New Deal.
” What ’ s worse ?
That Harris believes she can get rid of the filibuster , or that she supports a policy that calls for the banning of all fossil fuels , 99 percent of cars and planes , and meat-eating , among many other nonsensical regulations , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Harris supports the partisan packing of the Supreme Court to circumvent constitutional oversight as well as religious tests for public office , once suggesting that now District Court judge Brian Buescher was unfit for office because he was a member of the charitable Knights of Columbus , “ an all-male society comprised primarily of Catholic men.
” Harris supported throwing 160 million Americans off of their private insurance , whether they choose to be thrown off or not .
“ Let ’ s eliminate all of that , ” she said .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ She later risibly alleged that she had misheard the debate question on health care .

What makes Kamala Harris particularly dangerous is that she is power hungry.
She appears to want power more than the actual responsibility of improving life for the American people.
This is the opposite of what a civil SERVANT should be!
According to the National Review:
The New York Times contends that Joe Biden’s vice-presidential pick Kamala Harris is a “pragmatic moderate,” which is either the usual misleading bias or a sign that the Overton Window is about to fall off the edge of the political spectrum. To judge Harris by her own words and deeds is to be confronted by a candidate who is more antagonistic towards the Constitution than perhaps any to appear on a presidential ticket in modern times — and maybe ever.
The fact that Harris will say and do anything for power is evident in her very acceptance of Biden’s offer. It’s going to be fascinating to watch Harris explain why she is running with man who only months ago she strongly insinuated was a racist. “There was a little girl in California who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools, and she was bused to school every day, and that little girl was me,” Harris explained, as she hit Biden on his history of working with segregationists to oppose busing laws in the 1970s.
It will be even more fascinating to hear the moral calculus Harris employs to rationalize running with a rapist. This isn’t George Bush and Ronald Reagan making up after tussling on “voodoo economics.” Concerning allegations of sexual misconduct against Joe Biden, Harris once said, “I believe them, and I respect them being able to tell their story and having the courage to do it.” One of the women Harris was referring to was Tara Reade, whom accused Biden of sexually assaulting her in 1993, when she worked as an aide for the then Delaware senator. “I believe them” doesn’t lend it itself to much interpretation.
Harris’s political use of personal destruction isn’t surprising. How will those who claim to be appalled by Trump’s revolting attacks suggesting Joe Scarborough had something to do with his intern’s death in 2001 explain their support for the woman who entered Julie Swetnick’s completely unsubstantiated claims of gang rape against Brett Kavanaugh into the congressional record?
In style and policy, Harris epitomizes an authoritarian. It is not hyperbole to contend that Harris favors strict obedience to authority, especially that of the government, at the expense of personal freedom.
It was Harris who promised that if elected president, she would give Congress 100 days “to get their act together and have the courage to pass reasonable gun safety laws, and if they fail to do it, then I will take executive action.” Where would Harris derive the power to ignore the Supreme Court and simply ban the import of certain guns — which she has promised to do — or even pass euphemistic “gun safety laws” without the consent of Congress? When Biden brought up this quandary, Harris answered, “I would just say, ‘Hey, Joe, instead of saying no we can’t, let’s say yes we can!’”
Harris isn’t joking. If Congress fails gets its act together on progressive environmental policy, the California senator promises that “as president of the United States, I am prepared to get rid of the filibuster to pass a Green New Deal.” What’s worse? That Harris believes she can get rid of the filibuster, or that she supports a policy that calls for the banning of all fossil fuels, 99 percent of cars and planes, and meat-eating, among many other nonsensical regulations, within the next decade?
In addition, Harris supports the partisan packing of the Supreme Court to circumvent constitutional oversight as well as religious tests for public office, once suggesting that now District Court judge Brian Buescher was unfit for office because he was a member of the charitable Knights of Columbus, “an all-male society comprised primarily of Catholic men.”
Harris supported throwing 160 million Americans off of their private insurance, whether they choose to be thrown off or not. “Let’s eliminate all of that,” she said. “Let’s move on.” She later risibly alleged that she had misheard the debate question on health care.


welovetrump--2020-08-12--Bill Gates blasts Trump admin about the pandemic response & calls testing “insanity”

Bill Gates has a lot to say regarding the United States ’ approch to testing for COVID – 19 .
In aninterview with CNN reporter , Fareed Zakaria , Gates said “ You ’ re paying billion dollars in to get the worst test results of any country in the world , ” and later on calling the strategy “ mind-blowing.
” They started on the subject when Fareed Zakaria asked Bill Gates the following question : “ How do you explain the fact that the richest country on earth , that spends per capita maybe two to three times @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the other rich countries in the world , seems to be kind of at the bottom of the pile of the advanced countries in the world in being able to handle this pandemic , what would be your answer ?
” Out friends at The Washinton Times included several inporaint remarks from his interview : And this : “ [ There was a ] variety of missteps by the U.S. and then the political atmosphere [ that ] meant that we didn ’ t get our testing going , ” and as a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pretty dramatic price.
” And this : “ It ’ s mind-blowing … you can ’ t get the federal government to improve the testing , because they just want to say how great it is — you know , I ’ ve said to them , look , have a CDC website that prioritizes who gets tested .
That ’ s trivial to do .
They won ’ t pay attention to that .
”

Bill Gates has a lot to say regarding the United States' approch to testing for COVID – 19.
In an interview with CNN reporter, Fareed Zakaria, Gates said “You’re paying billion dollars in to get the worst test results of any country in the world," and later on calling the strategy “mind-blowing.”
They started on the subject when Fareed Zakaria asked Bill Gates the following question:
“How do you explain the fact that the richest country on earth, that spends per capita maybe two to three times as much on health care as all the other rich countries in the world, seems to be kind of at the bottom of the pile of the advanced countries in the world in being able to handle this pandemic, what would be your answer?”
Our friends at The Washginton Times included several inporaint remarks from his interview:
And this: “[There was a] variety of missteps by the U.S. and then the political atmosphere [that] meant that we didn’t get our testing going,” and as a result, America is “paying a pretty dramatic price.” And this: “It’s mind-blowing … you can’t get the federal government to improve the testing, because they just want to say how great it is — you know, I’ve said to them, look, have a CDC website that prioritizes who gets tested. That’s trivial to do. They won’t pay attention to that.”


welovetrump--2020-08-12--Trump Says MAGA Rallies May Be Finished

Trump Says MAGA Rallies May Be Finished

President Trump recently said this “ may be the last time ” Americans will see him because he has “ a lot of enemies out there.
” His words came to pass with his recent announcement deciding not to hold MAGA rallies .
Trump has waged War with big pharmaceutical companies and very wealthy rich men might do whatever they can to hurt him .
Also with a shooting outside the White House , security is on high alert and it might be to costly to go in front of big crowds at the moment .
Although these could be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hold MAGA rallies anymore , Trump states that the rallies may be finished due to Covid social distancing rules making stadiums appear empty .
Fox News had this to say about President Trump no longer having MAGA rallies : President Trump in two separate interviews on Tuesday indicated that he may not be holding any more in-person rallies before the Nov. 3 presidential election due to coronavirus concerns , a blow to the candidate who thrives on stage , riling up crowds with his fiery speeches attacking opponents and touting his own accomplishments @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Clay Travis on “ Outkick the Coverage ” and Hugh Hewitt on his namesake radio show , and in both interviews alluded that rallies may be a thing of the past for his campaign .
“ You can ’ t have empty seats , ” Trump said to Travis while discussing some of the college football crowds he ’ s seen , which he said impressed him compared to NFL crowds .
“ If I had five empty seats , for instance , they said , when I do a rally , sir @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do them because you can ’ t have one seat and then seven around that seat , sir , have to be empty .
Oh , that ’ ll look great.
” Trump added : “ You have one person and everything ’ s … empty around them .
You can ’ t do that .
And I ’ m not sure that college football can do it but we ’ ll have to see.
” Later in the day the Big Ten and PAC-12 conferences , two of the NCAA ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ canceled their fall sports seasons over coronavirus concerns .
And with Hewitt , Trump said that his campaign “ can ’ t ” hold rallies because of social distancing requirements — though he did brag that as he drives to and from engagements in swing states like Ohio , Texas and Florida , the road is lined with “ the largest crowds on the highway I ’ ve ever seen.
” “ I ’ d love to do the rallies , ” Trump said .
“ We can ’ t because of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t have people sitting next to each other.
” The Trump campaign isn ’ t stopping all in-person activities .
Its ground game has visited over 1 million potential voters and it ’ s still holding a number of smaller , in-person events .
Last week it held an “ Evangelicals for Trump ” event in a Las Vegas casino , thumbing its nose at a rule in the state that caps attendance to houses of worship more strictly than the similar rule that applies to casinos .
Vice President Pence will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Farmers & Ranchers for Trump ” event .
And there are other , smaller in-person events scheduled on the campaign ’ s website .
But the coronavirus looms large over any in-person activities the campaign does .
A spokesperson for the city of Las Vegas told Fox News last week that the city had been in touch with the organizers of the Evangelicals for Trump event to remind them of requirements like social distancing and mask-wearing .
And an outdoor rally the campaign had scheduled for New Hampshire was canceled in late July @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been rescheduled .
The Trump campaign came under intense scrutiny for its decision to hold a large , in-person rally in Tulsa , Okla. , in June .
Following the rally , at least two Trump campaign staffers tested positive for the virus , as well as reportedly at least two Secret Service agents , according to the Washington Post , tested positive for the virus .
The Tulsa event in the BOK Center , though not nearly filled to capacity , still drew thousands of attendees , most of whom were not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Herman Cain was also in attendance and not wearing a mask .
He died in late July of complications from the novel coronavirus .
The Guardian spoke about Trump planning to no longer have rallies and published this : “ You can ’ t have empty seats , ” Trump said in an interview with Fox News Radio , before recalling a conversation he had with an unnamed person , or group of people .
“ You know , if I had five empty seats — for instance , they said : ‘ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ?
’ The reason I won ’ t do them [ is ] because : ‘ You can have one seat and then seven around that seat , sir , have to be empty.
’ ” “ You know , you have one person and everything ’ s empty around them .
You can ’ t do that.
” Donald Trump has got to be kept safe at all cost !
So , if he ’ s not holding rallies simply because of social distancing rules and Covid concerns it ’ s understandable @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has made enemies with people in high places that have a lot of money , so Trump finishing the rallies could also be the result of the Secret Service and CIA giving him inside information regarding his personal safety .

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President Trump recently said this “may be the last time” Americans will see him because he has “a lot of enemies out there.” His words came to pass with his recent announcement deciding not to hold MAGA rallies.
Trump has waged War with big pharmaceutical companies and very wealthy rich men might do whatever they can to hurt him. Also with a shooting outside the White House, security is on high alert and it might be to costly to go in front of big crowds at the moment.
Although these could be the very reasons Trump won’t hold MAGA rallies anymore, Trump states that the rallies may be finished due to Covid social distancing rules making stadiums appear empty.
https://twitter.com/TeamTrump/status/1291467060556574720
"I have a lot of enemies. This may be the last time you see me for a while. I have a lot of very rich enemies. They're not happy with what I'm doing. But I figure we have one chance to do it. No other president is gonna do what I do."
– @realDonaldTrump 🇺🇸https://t.co/95AJoWn1tC — Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) August 7, 2020
Fox News had this to say about President Trump no longer having MAGA rallies:
President Trump in two separate interviews on Tuesday indicated that he may not be holding any more in-person rallies before the Nov. 3 presidential election due to coronavirus concerns, a blow to the candidate who thrives on stage, riling up crowds with his fiery speeches attacking opponents and touting his own accomplishments. Trump spoke with Fox Sports’ Clay Travis on “Outkick the Coverage” and Hugh Hewitt on his namesake radio show, and in both interviews alluded that rallies may be a thing of the past for his campaign. “You can’t have empty seats,” Trump said to Travis while discussing some of the college football crowds he’s seen, which he said impressed him compared to NFL crowds. “If I had five empty seats, for instance, they said, when I do a rally, sir, the reason I won’t do them because you can’t have one seat and then seven around that seat, sir, have to be empty. Oh, that’ll look great.” Trump added: “You have one person and everything’s … empty around them. You can’t do that. And I’m not sure that college football can do it but we’ll have to see.” Later in the day the Big Ten and PAC-12 conferences, two of the NCAA’s “Power Five” conferences, each canceled their fall sports seasons over coronavirus concerns. And with Hewitt, Trump said that his campaign “can’t” hold rallies because of social distancing requirements — though he did brag that as he drives to and from engagements in swing states like Ohio, Texas and Florida, the road is lined with “the largest crowds on the highway I’ve ever seen.” “I’d love to do the rallies,” Trump said. “We can’t because of the COVID. You know, you can’t have people sitting next to each other.” The Trump campaign isn’t stopping all in-person activities. Its ground game has visited over 1 million potential voters and it’s still holding a number of smaller, in-person events. Last week it held an “Evangelicals for Trump” event in a Las Vegas casino, thumbing its nose at a rule in the state that caps attendance to houses of worship more strictly than the similar rule that applies to casinos. Vice President Pence will be in Iowa Thursday for a “Farmers & Ranchers for Trump” event. And there are other, smaller in-person events scheduled on the campaign’s website. But the coronavirus looms large over any in-person activities the campaign does. A spokesperson for the city of Las Vegas told Fox News last week that the city had been in touch with the organizers of the Evangelicals for Trump event to remind them of requirements like social distancing and mask-wearing. And an outdoor rally the campaign had scheduled for New Hampshire was canceled in late July ostensibly for weather-related reasons but has not been rescheduled. The Trump campaign came under intense scrutiny for its decision to hold a large, in-person rally in Tulsa, Okla., in June. Following the rally, at least two Trump campaign staffers tested positive for the virus, as well as reportedly at least two Secret Service agents, according to the Washington Post, tested positive for the virus. The Tulsa event in the BOK Center, though not nearly filled to capacity, still drew thousands of attendees, most of whom were not wearing masks. Former GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain was also in attendance and not wearing a mask. He died in late July of complications from the novel coronavirus.
End of an era? Trump suggests no more rallies because of empty seats, by @agearanhttps://t.co/P2K18UN49Y — Ashley Parker (@AshleyRParker) August 12, 2020
The Guardian spoke about Trump planning to no longer have rallies and published this:
“You can’t have empty seats,” Trump said in an interview with Fox News Radio, before recalling a conversation he had with an unnamed person, or group of people. “You know, if I had five empty seats — for instance, they said: ‘Would I do a rally, sir?’ The reason I won’t do them [is] because: ‘You can have one seat and then seven around that seat, sir, have to be empty.’” NATIONAL POLL: Will You Vote For Trump A THIRD Time? “Oh, that’ll look great,” Trump said. “You know, you have one person and everything’s empty around them. You can’t do that.”
Donald Trump has got to be kept safe at all cost! So, if he’s not holding rallies simply because of social distancing rules and Covid concerns it’s understandable.
Donald Trump said it himself he has made enemies with people in high places that have a lot of money, so Trump finishing the rallies could also be the result of the Secret Service and CIA giving him inside information regarding his personal safety.


welovetrump--2020-08-12--Ben Shapiro: Kamala Harris is a “Trojan Horse,” Joe Biden is a “Trojan Horse for Kamala Harris”

The Hill with that story : Vice President Pence on Friday cast the 2020 election as a choice between “ freedom and opportunity ” or “ socialism and decline , ” delivering a clear signal of the Trump campaign ’ s message as it gears up for the final months before Election Day .
Pence tried aggressively to tie presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden to progressives , characterizing the recent policy recommendations of the “ unity task force ” convened by Biden and his former primary rival Sen. Bernie Sanders ( I-Vt. ) as radical and damaging to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ security .
“ It ’ s not so much whether America will be more conservative or more liberal , more Republican or Democrat , more red or blue .
It ’ s whether America remains America , ” Pence said in Wisconsin , framing the upcoming election as a “ two paths ” vote that will determine the country ’ s fate .
“ Joe Biden would set America on a path of socialism and decline , ” Pence told the crowd at Ripon College , describing the Democratic candidate and former vice @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a radical agenda.
” Pence delivered his speech in Ripon , Wis. , the birthplace of the Republican Party in 1854 , and the campaign promoted it heavily on Friday morning .
The Trump campaign , which underwent a shakeup earlier this week , has struggled to land a lasting blow against Biden , testing out various lines of attack in the weeks since he became the presumptive nominee .
They have seized on his verbal gaffes to call into question his mental sharpness ; the president has labeled him “ Sleepy Joe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the job ; and they have attempted to highlight some of his controversial policy positions during his decades in government .
But the campaign now appears to have settled on a unified message by attempting to paint Biden as a puppet of the more progressive wing of the Democratic Party .
Pence warned on Friday that Biden would be little more than an “ auto pen ” president who would enact socialized medicine .
He harped on the unity agenda unveiled by the Biden campaign earlier this month and suggested the former @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and his acolytes .
“ I thought Joe Biden won the Democrat primaries , but looking at their unity agenda , it looks to me like Bernie won , ” Pence quipped .
Pence used his remarks to criticize Biden ’ s positions on immigration , climate change and the economy , while also accusing Biden of voicing support for the “ defund the police ” movement , though Biden has explicitly expressed opposition to the effort to withdraw funding from police departments .
The campaign has seized on remarks Biden made in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ supports diverting some funding to social services .
Biden has also said he supports conditioning federal dollars on police departments implementing reforms .
“ Joe Biden would weaken the thin blue line that separates us from chaos , ” Pence said .
“ You won ’ t be safe in Joe Biden ’ s America .
”

The Hill with that story:
Vice President Pence on Friday cast the 2020 election as a choice between “freedom and opportunity” or “socialism and decline,” delivering a clear signal of the Trump campaign’s message as it gears up for the final months before Election Day.
Pence tried aggressively to tie presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden to progressives, characterizing the recent policy recommendations of the “unity task force” convened by Biden and his former primary rival Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) as radical and damaging to the country’s freedom, economy and security.
“It’s not so much whether America will be more conservative or more liberal, more Republican or Democrat, more red or blue. It’s whether America remains America,” Pence said in Wisconsin, framing the upcoming election as a “two paths” vote that will determine the country’s fate.
“Joe Biden would set America on a path of socialism and decline,” Pence told the crowd at Ripon College, describing the Democratic candidate and former vice president as “a Trojan horse for a radical agenda.”
Pence delivered his speech in Ripon, Wis., the birthplace of the Republican Party in 1854, and the campaign promoted it heavily on Friday morning.
The Trump campaign, which underwent a shakeup earlier this week, has struggled to land a lasting blow against Biden, testing out various lines of attack in the weeks since he became the presumptive nominee.
They have seized on his verbal gaffes to call into question his mental sharpness; the president has labeled him “Sleepy Joe” and suggested he lacks the stamina for the job; and they have attempted to highlight some of his controversial policy positions during his decades in government.
But the campaign now appears to have settled on a unified message by attempting to paint Biden as a puppet of the more progressive wing of the Democratic Party.
Pence warned on Friday that Biden would be little more than an “auto pen” president who would enact socialized medicine. He harped on the unity agenda unveiled by the Biden campaign earlier this month and suggested the former vice president had already caved to Sanders and his acolytes.
“I thought Joe Biden won the Democrat primaries, but looking at their unity agenda, it looks to me like Bernie won,” Pence quipped.
Pence used his remarks to criticize Biden’s positions on immigration, climate change and the economy, while also accusing Biden of voicing support for the “defund the police” movement, though Biden has explicitly expressed opposition to the effort to withdraw funding from police departments.
The campaign has seized on remarks Biden made in a recent interview where he said he supports diverting some funding to social services. Biden has also said he supports conditioning federal dollars on police departments implementing reforms.
“Joe Biden would weaken the thin blue line that separates us from chaos,” Pence said. “You won’t be safe in Joe Biden’s America.”


welovetrump--2020-08-12--Cher Not Only Targets Trump but The Whole Republican Party

Cher has been against Trump since he walked into office .
Time after time Tweeting about his every move .
She may have taken it too far this time… Taking it upon herself to not only call out Trump in the most disrespectful manner , but calling the Republican Party gutter rats .
May it be because Trump is doing well ?
Is she acting out because Trump won once and came to do so again ?
She may be wishing to prove to herself she isn ’ t a Republican .
Read for yourself and decide : She targets @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Keep in mind the reason she got so upset was because of the administration .
Wishing for a place where immigrants can live without fear ; which lead her to Tweeting Timing May Speak the Truth of Cher ’ s Frustration She didn ’ t get upset until Trump stated that they are finally seeing eye to eye , and welcome to the Republican Party .
She seemed upset by Trumps remark .
Is it for him calling her out , or for her actually siding with the “ gutter rats ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stating : Which again leads me to question what really upset her .
Can Cher accept that maybe they have similar goals ?
To help the American people .

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Cher has been against Trump since he walked into office.
Time after time Tweeting about his every move.
She may have taken it too far this time…
Taking it upon herself to not only call out Trump in the most disrespectful manner, but calling the Republican Party gutter rats.
May it be because Trump is doing well?
Is she acting out because Trump won once and came to do so again?
She may be wishing to prove to herself she isn’t a Republican.
Read for yourself and decide:
Washington is so lucky I’m not in office.I Would be protesting on capital steps, Swearing Like a Sailor,Fuck Those Heartless Republican Gutter🐀🐀.They Probably Dont,Know Anyone who Has Lost,or Is Losing Their Job,House,apt,No one in trumps Family is Sick Or Losing Anything‼ — Cher (@cher) August 4, 2020
DEMOCRATS,STOP TALKING😤 &GET SOME FNG LAWN CHAIRS,PUT EM ON CAPITAL STEPS,TELL AMERICAN PPL WHAT YOU STAND 4,&WHY trump & REPUBLICANS ARE LETTING🇺🇸PPL DIE,GET EVICTED,GO BROKE.HAVE CLOSE😭FRND &”FOUR OF HER FAMILY HAVE COVID,ONE ON VENTILATOR.&4 YR OLD BOY IS HANGING ON🙏🏻 — Cher (@cher) August 2, 2020
She targets Trump and no one bats an eye.
Keep in mind the reason she got so upset was because of the administration.
Wishing for a place where immigrants can live without fear; which lead her to Tweeting
“I Understand Helping struggling Immigrants, but MY CITY (Los Angeles) ISNT TAKING CARE OF ITS OWN.WHAT ABOUT THE 50,000+Citizens WHO LIVE ON THE STREETS.PPL WHO LIVE BELOW POVERTY LINE,& HUNGRY? If My State Can’t Take Care of Its Own(Many Are VETS)How Can it Take Care Of More.”
Timing May Speak the Truth of Cher’s Frustration
She didn’t get upset until Trump stated that they are finally seeing eye to eye, and welcome to the Republican Party.
She seemed upset by Trumps remark.
Is it for him calling her out, or for her actually siding with the “gutter rats”?
Washington Post goes further into detail stating :
Conservative political commentator Ben Shapiro was among those who highlighted Cher’s tweet Sunday, writing on Twitter: “Wow Trump made Cher into a Republican.” NATIONAL POLL: Do You Still Have Trump's Back 100%? The president’s eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., also weighed in, writing: “Amazing, simply amazing. I guess the leftists are only pro illegals when they can lay the huge burden on someone else.” Cher is not someone whose views the White House had been inclined to cite in the past. In a separate tweet related to Trump’s possible plan on migrants, she referred to him as the “world’s newest dictator.”
Which again leads me to question what really upset her.
Can Cher accept that maybe they have similar goals?
To help the American people.


welovetrump--2020-08-12--5 Year Old Boy Fatally Shot in North Carolina, Man Arrested and Facing First Degree Murder Charge

The New York Post with more : Police say the killing was not random , though they did not offer a motive , according to the news outlet .
Witness Doris Lybrand told WRAL.com that Sessoms ran up to the little boy , put the gun near his head and pulled the trigger before dashing back to his own house .
“ My first reaction was he ’ s playing with the kids , ” Lybrand said .
“ For a second , I thought , ‘ That couldn ’ t happen.
’ People don ’ t run across the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the shooting was real and seeing Cannon ’ s father ’ s reaction , the woman said , she ran back inside her house , locked the door and quickly called 911 .
Another neighbor said Sessoms and Cannon ’ s dad had dinner together Saturday night and that Sessoms was at the home earlier Sunday , according to WRAL.com .
A woman claiming to be a cousin of Cannon ’ s father , Austin Hinnant , created a GoFundMe page for the family and alleged in the bio that Cannon was shot @ @ @ @ @ @ @ yard.
” “ [ A ] sweet soul named Cannon Hinnant was taken from this world over a senseless act , ” Christina Prezioso wrote on the GoFundMe page .
“ A beautiful 5 year old baby boy riding his bicycle was shot by his neighbor point blank in Wilson NC.
” “ One minute he is enjoying his life , the next it all ends because he rode into his neighbors yard , ” the bio reads .
“ 5 years old guys !
!
Nothing prepares a parent for the loss @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ever have their future stolen from them.
” Sessoms has multiple felony drug charges from over the years , multiple felony probation violations , and charges on his record for possessing stolen firearms , CBS17.com reported .

The New York Post with more:
Police say the killing was not random, though they did not offer a motive, according to the news outlet.
Witness Doris Lybrand told WRAL.com that Sessoms ran up to the little boy, put the gun near his head and pulled the trigger before dashing back to his own house.
“My first reaction was he’s playing with the kids,” Lybrand said. “For a second, I thought, ‘That couldn’t happen.’ People don’t run across the street and kill kids.”
After realizing the shooting was real and seeing Cannon’s father’s reaction, the woman said, she ran back inside her house, locked the door and quickly called 911.
Another neighbor said Sessoms and Cannon’s dad had dinner together Saturday night and that Sessoms was at the home earlier Sunday, according to WRAL.com.
A woman claiming to be a cousin of Cannon’s father, Austin Hinnant, created a GoFundMe page for the family and alleged in the bio that Cannon was shot “because he rode into his neighbors yard.”
“[A] sweet soul named Cannon Hinnant was taken from this world over a senseless act,” Christina Prezioso wrote on the GoFundMe page. “A beautiful 5 year old baby boy riding his bicycle was shot by his neighbor point blank in Wilson NC.”
“One minute he is enjoying his life, the next it all ends because he rode into his neighbors yard,” the bio reads. “5 years old guys!! Nothing prepares a parent for the loss of their child. No child should ever have their future stolen from them.”
Sessoms has multiple felony drug charges from over the years, multiple felony probation violations, and charges on his record for possessing stolen firearms, CBS17.com reported.


welovetrump--2020-08-12--Meet Joe Collins, The Navy Veteran Looking To Unseat Maxine Waters

Finally , someone with common sense has decided to wage war against the liberal controlled state of California .
United States Navy veteran and congressional candidate Joe Collins has stated that he wants to defeat Rep. Maxine Waters ( liberal ) in the upcoming election because he believes she has failed to help the residents in the 43rd district of California .
Who would you vote for right now ?
Sound off .
California for Joe Collins to unseat Maxine Waters !
Support this patriotic veteran that wants to bring liberty back to all Americans .
# DrainTheSwamp # MAGA2020 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had this to say about Joe Collins running against Maxine Waters : U.S. Navy veteran and congressional candidate Joe Collins said on Wednesday that he wants to unseat Rep. Maxine Waters , D-Calif. , because he believes she has failed to help the residents in her district .
“ You would think that when you are a Black leader in the Black community , your primary responsibility is to ensure that the people that are in your district have what they need in order to survive during times like COVID-19 , but , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ case , ” Collins told “ Fox & Friends , ” arguing that Waters has failed to help minority-owned businesses in the south Los Angeles district .
“ We have tons of black-owned businesses here in Los Angeles that have not been able to receive any type of business .
Not from the state , not from the city , not from the federal government .
The majority of the reason is because of Maxine Waters.
” Running as a Republican for California ’ s 43rd district , which includes parts of Los @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Waters and his campaign has raised $ 3.1 million .
He claimed Waters was “ losing trust ” with her constituency .
“ People want to see Maxine Waters gone , ” Collins said , criticizing her for the amount of time spent on the failed bid to impeach and remove President Trump from office .
Meanwhile said on Tuesday that the recent protests against police brutality and racial injustice are about battling a “ tradition ” in law enforcement that has to be “ done away with , ” while also downplaying @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the protests as “ minor ” in relation “ to the numbers who are on the positive side of this and talking about change.
” Waters , who was speaking during an interview on MSNBC ’ s “ The Beat , ” said the protests that followed the death of George Floyd , who died while in Minneapolis police custody , spurred a national debate over policing and reform measures within law enforcement .
Collins said that he wants to run against Waters because , as a native of South Central Los Angeles @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the past 13 years while he has served in the military .
“ Coming back home and seeing things considerably worse , especially with the homeless pandemic , the lack of quality jobs , and our education being among dead last in our country , ” Collins said .
“ The prime issue here is the person who has the most influence and that person is Maxine Waters .
Me being a resident of south Los Angeles , I think that we as young people have to step up and start taking roles @ @ @ @ @ @ @ politicians from office so we can start moving forward productively .
”

Finally, someone with common sense has decided to wage war against the liberal controlled state of California.
United States Navy veteran and congressional candidate Joe Collins has stated that he wants to defeat Rep. Maxine Waters(liberal) in the upcoming election because he believes she has failed to help the residents in the 43rd district of California.
Who would you vote for right now? Sound off.
California for Joe Collins to unseat Maxine Waters! Support this patriotic veteran that wants to bring liberty back to all Americans. #DrainTheSwamp #MAGA2020 #KAG2020 https://t.co/sL8ZsOASnD
Fox News had this to say about Joe Collins running against Maxine Waters:
U.S. Navy veteran and congressional candidate Joe Collins said on Wednesday that he wants to unseat Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., because he believes she has failed to help the residents in her district.
“You would think that when you are a Black leader in the Black community, your primary responsibility is to ensure that the people that are in your district have what they need in order to survive during times like COVID-19, but, unfortunately, that has not been the case,” Collins told “Fox & Friends,” arguing that Waters has failed to help minority-owned businesses in the south Los Angeles district.
“We have tons of black-owned businesses here in Los Angeles that have not been able to receive any type of business. Not from the state, not from the city, not from the federal government. The majority of the reason is because of Maxine Waters.”
Running as a Republican for California’s 43rd district, which includes parts of Los Angeles. He is trying to unseat Waters and his campaign has raised $3.1 million. He claimed Waters was “losing trust” with her constituency.
“People want to see Maxine Waters gone,” Collins said, criticizing her for the amount of time spent on the failed bid to impeach and remove President Trump from office.
Meanwhile said on Tuesday that the recent protests against police brutality and racial injustice are about battling a “tradition” in law enforcement that has to be “done away with,” while also downplaying the violence and looting during some of the protests as “minor” in relation “to the numbers who are on the positive side of this and talking about change.”
Waters, who was speaking during an interview on MSNBC’s “The Beat,” said the protests that followed the death of George Floyd, who died while in Minneapolis police custody, spurred a national debate over policing and reform measures within law enforcement.
Collins said that he wants to run against Waters because, as a native of South Central Los Angeles, the conditions have become worse over the past 13 years while he has served in the military.
“Coming back home and seeing things considerably worse, especially with the homeless pandemic, the lack of quality jobs, and our education being among dead last in our country,” Collins said.
“The prime issue here is the person who has the most influence and that person is Maxine Waters. Me being a resident of south Los Angeles, I think that we as young people have to step up and start taking roles in our community and start removing aged politicians from office so we can start moving forward productively.”


welovetrump--2020-08-13--Chris Wallace to Pelosi: “Didn’t you mess this one up?”

Pelosi is certainly partially responsible for bungling the deal on the stimulus package .
Trump and Republicans were even willing to compromise on terms like enhanced unemployment benefits and direct funding to states .
But Democrats would rather act like spoiled children and demand everything under the sun !
Perhaps Pelosi realizes that the American public does n't like what they see when they look at the Democrats .
And maybe that 's why Fox News reports that Pelosi and Schumer are seeking a deal with President Trump : President Trump said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Speaker @ @ @ @ @ @ @ make a deal '' on the fourth coronavirus stimulus package , after negotiations between congressional lawmakers and the White House reached a stalemate over the weekend .
`` So now Schumer and Pelosi want to meet to make a deal , '' the president tweeted Monday .
`` Amazing how it all works , is n't it . ''
`` Where have they been for the last 4 weeks when they were 'hardliners ' , and only wanted BAILOUT MONEY for Democrat run states and cities that are failing badly ? ''
Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ my phone number ! ''
The president ’ s tweet comes after he signed four executive actions over the weekend to provide Americans financial relief from the ongoing pandemic , after Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill failed to reach an agreement on what to include in the fourth stimulus package .
The executive actions included $ 400 per week in supplemental unemployment aid — a replacement of the program passed under the CARES Act earlier this year that gave unemployed people $ 600 a week extra until the federal program expired at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would require states to pay for 25 percent of the $ 400 weekly benefit , while the federal government would pick up 75 percent .
The $ 400 payment to unemployed Americans came as Republicans on Capitol Hill argued that the initial unemployment insurance program disincentivized Americans to get back to work , with many collecting more money unemployed than employed .
Republicans pushed for the program to be reduced to $ 200 per week , while Democrats argued the program should be renewed at the original $ 600 a week .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ encourage federal efforts to help renters and homeowners avoid eviction or foreclosure for failing to make their monthly payments ; defer the payroll tax from Sept. 1 to Dec. 31 , 2020 , for employees making $ 100,000 or less a year ; and suspend federal student loan payments and set interest rates to 0 % through Dec. 31 , 2020 — the current student loan relief program was set to expire on Sept. 30 .

President Trump and his administration have been attempting to put together a stimulus deal with the Democrats.
The problem is the Democrats won’t compromise on their ridiculous wishlist.
Well Chris Wallace from Fox News had some scathing questions for Pelosi.
He even asked her at one point if she had messed up the deal!
Check out the exchange below:


welovetrump--2020-08-13--Phony Kamala on 18-24 Year Olds: “They are stupid. That is why we put them in dormitories.”

Harris made these comments when she was the `` top cop '' in California .
If there ’ s one thing Sen. Kamala Harris learned from her time as the chief prosecutor of San Francisco and attorney general of California , it ’ s that young people don ’ t know what they ’ re doing , a video of Harris speaking in 2015 shows .
During a keynote address at a symposium hosted by the Ford Foundation , the then–California attorney general — now Democratic candidate for president — laid out her vision for a crime recidivism reduction initiative @ @ @ @ @ @ @ modeled on a similar initiative that Harris launched in San Francisco , would provide social services to young people 18 to 24 who were convicted of nonviolent felonies .
Why that population ?
People that age are “ stupid , ” Harris told the audience .
“ What ’ s the other thing we know about this population ?
And it ’ s a specific phase of life .
And remember , age is more than a chronological fact .
What else do we know about this population , 18 through 24 ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , to wide laughs from the audience .
“ That is why we put them in dormitories , and they have a resident assistant .
They make really bad decisions .
So we focused on that age population .
[ ... ] When I was at Howard University , and we were in college , we were 18 to 24 , and you know what we were called ?
College kids , ” Harris said with a loaded pause .
Of course , Kamala 's campaign tried to play it off as a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ themselves .
And her actions speak even louder .
She locked up over 1,500 men for marijuana offenses and laughed about it .
Remember , it was President Trump who signed prison reform into law .
He has done more for minorities than Slow Joe and Phony Kamala combined !

Harris made these comments when she was the "top cop" in California.
Vice confirms:
If there’s one thing Sen. Kamala Harris learned from her time as the chief prosecutor of San Francisco and attorney general of California, it’s that young people don’t know what they’re doing, a video of Harris speaking in 2015 shows.
During a keynote address at a symposium hosted by the Ford Foundation, the then–California attorney general — now Democratic candidate for president — laid out her vision for a crime recidivism reduction initiative in Los Angeles.
The program, modeled on a similar initiative that Harris launched in San Francisco, would provide social services to young people 18 to 24 who were convicted of nonviolent felonies.
Why that population?
People that age are “stupid,” Harris told the audience.
“What’s the other thing we know about this population? And it’s a specific phase of life. And remember, age is more than a chronological fact. What else do we know about this population, 18 through 24? They are stupid,” Harris said, to wide laughs from the audience.
“That is why we put them in dormitories, and they have a resident assistant. They make really bad decisions. So we focused on that age population. [...] When I was at Howard University, and we were in college, we were 18 to 24, and you know what we were called? College kids,” Harris said with a loaded pause.


welovetrump--2020-08-13--Bad Omen? Power and Air Conditioning Go Out Before Biden and Kamala’s First Campaign Appearance Toge

Bad Omen? Power and Air Conditioning Go Out Before Biden and Kamala’s First Campaign Appearance Together

Well , they 're not off to a good start .
Some might even call it a bad omen… Prior @ @ @ @ @ together , the power went out at the venue before Joe Biden and Kamala Harris @ @ @ @ @ confirmed that the air conditioning went out as well .
Perhaps this is an unintential @ @ @ @ @ Deal ?
Apparently , they were n't able to restore power to the campaign site @ @ @ @ @ had to rely on backup generators to light the venue .
More details on this @ @ @ @ @

Biden and Kamala?
Well, they're not off to a good start.
Some might even call it a bad omen…
Prior to their first campaign appearance together, the power went out at the venue before Joe Biden and Kamala Harris took the stage.
CNN confirmed that the air conditioning went out as well.
Perhaps this is an unintential preview of their Green New Deal?
Apparently, they weren't able to restore power to the campaign site.
Yikes.
Instead, the campaign had to rely on backup generators to light the venue.
More details on this potentially dark omen below:


welovetrump--2020-08-14--WATCH NOW: Pete Hegseth & Navy SEALS Swim Across Hudson River, Honoring Military Vets

Pete Hegseth , former army vet and Fox News host took part in the `` Navy SEAL Hudson River Swim @ @ @ @ @ a group of over 30 navy SEALS swam they swam across the Hudson in support @ @ @ @ @ families .
This marks the first time that a leagally sanctioned swim has taken place @ @ @ @ @ Park , swimming all the way to Battery Park in Manhattan in over two and @ @ @ @ @ making stops at Ellis Island and the 9/11 Memorial .
They swam to benefit the @ @ @ @ @ , a nonprofit that helps and supports veterans , and gave viewers a glimpse into @ @ @ @ @ the SEALS share .
Pete Hegseth said that the risk of jumping into the Hudson @ @ @ @ @ to the risks that servicemembers took on a daily basis .

Pete Hegseth, former army vet and Fox News host took part in the "Navy SEAL Hudson River Swim and Run", where a group of over 30 navy SEALS swam they swam across the Hudson in support of military vets and their families.
This marks the first time that a leagally sanctioned swim has taken place, starting at Liberty State Park, swimming all the way to Battery Park in Manhattan in over two and a half hours, while making stops at Ellis Island and the 9/11 Memorial.
They swam to benefit the cleverly named GI Go Fund, a nonprofit that helps and supports veterans, and gave viewers a glimpse into the camaraderie and closeness that the SEALS share.
Pete Hegseth said that the risk of jumping into the Hudson was "nothing" compared to the risks that servicemembers took on a daily basis.


welovetrump--2020-08-13--Biden Leads Trump By 7 points According To New Fox News Poll

Or should I say `` Faux '' ?
What happened to you ?
Rupert Murdoch must be rollling over in his grave .
In case you have n't seen it , Fox News claims Biden is up 7 points on Trump after the Kamala Harris announcement .
The Hill had more details : The Fox News poll determined that 49 percent of respondents backed the former vice president , while 42 percent said they ’ d vote for Trump in a head-to-head contest .
Nine percent of participants said they were undecided or would back a third-party candidate .
This @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to July ’ s , where Biden held an 8 percentage point lead over the president .
In June , Biden , with 50 percent of the vote , was ahead of Trump by 12 percentage points .
Biden has held a lead outside of the margin of error 16 times since March 2019 in Fox News polls , while the president has earned between 38 and 42 percent of the vote .
Fox News noted that more than half of the interviews were completed before Biden announced Sen. Kamala Harris ( D-Calif. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Voters were split over whether Biden would be a strong leader , but a majority at 54 percent said the current president is not .
A total of 54 percent of respondents said they disapproved of Trump ’ s job performance , and 66 percent said they were unhappy with the direction the country is going in , including about 40 percent of Republicans .
A majority of voters at 85 percent remain concerned about COVID-19 spreading , with more than half at 54 percent saying the federal government did not respond to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in five said they think the virus is mostly or completely under control .
The Fox News poll was conducted under the joint direction of Beacon Research and Shaw & Company .
The poll surveyed 1,000 registered voters between Aug. 9 and 12 .
The margin of error amounted to 3 percentage points .

Really Fox?
Or should I say "Faux"?
What happened to you?
Rupert Murdoch must be rollling over in his grave.
In case you haven't seen it, Fox News claims Biden is up 7 points on Trump after the Kamala Harris announcement.
The Hill had more details:
Presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden leads President Trump by 7 percentage points in a Fox News poll released Thursday.
The Fox News poll determined that 49 percent of respondents backed the former vice president, while 42 percent said they’d vote for Trump in a head-to-head contest. Nine percent of participants said they were undecided or would back a third-party candidate.
This month’s poll results were similar to July’s, where Biden held an 8 percentage point lead over the president. In June, Biden, with 50 percent of the vote, was ahead of Trump by 12 percentage points.
Biden has held a lead outside of the margin of error 16 times since March 2019 in Fox News polls, while the president has earned between 38 and 42 percent of the vote.
Fox News noted that more than half of the interviews were completed before Biden announced Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) to be his running mate.
Voters were split over whether Biden would be a strong leader, but a majority at 54 percent said the current president is not.
A total of 54 percent of respondents said they disapproved of Trump’s job performance, and 66 percent said they were unhappy with the direction the country is going in, including about 40 percent of Republicans.
A majority of voters at 85 percent remain concerned about COVID-19 spreading, with more than half at 54 percent saying the federal government did not respond to the pandemic seriously enough. Almost one in five said they think the virus is mostly or completely under control.
The Fox News poll was conducted under the joint direction of Beacon Research and Shaw & Company. The poll surveyed 1,000 registered voters between Aug. 9 and 12. The margin of error amounted to 3 percentage points.


welovetrump--2020-08-13--Georgia Store SLAMMED For Trying to Charge Only White Customers

It 's clear that the `` woke '' culture is becoming more and more hostile to caucasian Americans .
In fact , a large study completed back in 2017 found that even half of white Millenials admit discrimination against white people is as big of a problem as discrimination against people of color .
Here 's details on the study from Marketplace : Most white millennials don ’ t think minorities are taking their jobs , but nearly half believe that discrimination against whites is a problem , according to a new survey from GenForward .
Racial tensions have arguably @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of President Trump and a series of white nationalist rallies occurring in the country .
To get a better grasp of our current racial and political climate , GenForward surveyed millennials to find out their attitudes about racial and economic power in the U.S .
The project ’ s lead investigator Cathy Cohen spoke with Marketplace Morning Report about the survey ’ s findings .
Here are some of her takeaways : The survey asked millennials across racial and ethnic groups whether they think white people are having trouble finding jobs because minorities @ @ @ @ @ @ @ across the board agreed with this position , with 29 percent of white millennials believing this was the case .
The numbers , however , slightly changed when looking at sub-groups of white respondents .
The percentage increased to about 33 percent for white millennials without college degrees , according to Cohen .
The number increased to 34 percent for respondents who voted for Trump , which is a group largely comprised of white men and women .
“ [ White millennials ] know something is going on that ’ s bad , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s going on that ’ s bad in their communities and for them .
They ’ re less likely to blame other groups , ” Cohen said .
“ And I think they have a better sense that maybe in fact it ’ s corporate and neo-liberal policies that are shrinking the jobs that are available to them.
” Cohen noted that they may not articulate this stance that way — that ’ s what she and her team are inferring from the data .
She also added , “ I want @ @ @ @ @ @ @ than saying , ‘ Well , they don ’ t blame folks of color , ’ because much of our other data throughout this report suggests in fact that there are real differences around racial issues that we would want to pay attention to and understand those differences.
” However , the numbers changed for white millennials when asked about discrimination more generally .
The survey asked respondents whether they agreed that “ discrimination against whites has become as big a problem as discrimination against blacks and other minorities.
” Almost half of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and about 70 percent of millennial Trump voters agreed .

White Americans take note!
If you shop at a place called Civvies on Broughton Street in Savannah, Georgia, you will be discriminated against.
The clothing store has taken immense heat for charging white customers a $20 deposit to shop, but waiving the fee for “persons of color.”
There’s a word for a policy like this, isn’t there?
Oh yeah, racism!
Fox News has the full details on the store’s racist policy:
A clothing store in Georgia has been accused of being “racist” after it shared a new policy on its Facebook page that waived a fee for non-White customers. Civvies on Broughton Street in Savannah posted that it would require a refundable $20 deposit when booking an appointment to visit the boutique. However, the since-deleted post also wrote that people of color would be exempt from the fee, the New York Post reported. “As a mostly White staff with White ownership, we do not feel comfortable upholding a digital and financial barrier which could prevent BIPOC from shopping at our store at this time on top of the limitations already made by online booking,” the store announced last week, the Post shared. The “new and recycled clothing” store wrote that patrons who “are White and refuse to put down a deposit because you believe our policy is unethical” would not be allowed to make an appointment. Since putting up the policy, the store received negative reactions and threats of legal action. “Most of the feedback about our decision to waive this refundable deposit is racist because it favors Black people, Indigenous people and people of color,” store manager Raine Blunk told local outlet WJGL. After the widespread backlash, the business put up an apology and removed all mention of the previous policy for its social media.
Here’s the store’s alleged apology, which really doesn’t seem like much of an apology, on Facebook


welovetrump--2020-08-13--Breaking: Senate Adjourns Until September 8th Without Coronavirus Bill

Thank God we have President Trump though .
He recently signed four executive orders aimed at providing Americans with relief due to the economic pressures exerted by COVID .
Here 's CNET with details on the effects of Trump 's executive orders : From halting evictions to pausing payroll taxes and giving unemployed people more money to live on , what can President Donald Trump 's executive actions from last weekend really accomplish ?
That 's a question Americans seeking immediate financial assistance are hoping to answer .
The four executive `` orders '' ( really one order and three @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to Americans hurting financially from the ongoing coronavirus pandemic .
But what do they cover and what do they leave out ?
And why do the executive actions have the Democrats riled up ?
`` The government is going to have to commit resources to fight this disease and the economic devastation it has wrought .
Executive orders can not do that and therefore will always be insufficient , especially those crafted in such a poor way as these , '' Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said .
Critics suggest the newly signed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they do n't cover a second stimulus check .
We break down all four of the new directions , how they could be of assistance , what the gaps are and why some of them might not come to fruition .
$ 400 unemployment benefit , with a catch What it is : Following Trump 's memorandum , the federal government would contribute $ 300 of the $ 400 payment allocated in the memo ( down from the $ 600 of the CARES Act , which ended July 31 ) .
Individual states @ @ @ @ @ @ @ outbreak -- are responsible for the remaining $ 100 per person per week , retroactively starting Aug. 1 .
During a press conference on Monday , Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said that benefits could arrive for qualifying people `` within the next week or two . ''
Governors have pushed back on footing 25 % of the bill , with New York Governor Andrew Cuomo calling it `` laughable . ''
California Governor Gavin Newsom also voiced concern of the orders on Monday .
Newsom said that huge budget cuts would be needed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ estimated that matching 25 % for unemployment benefits would cost California around $ 700 million per week .
`` It would create a burden the likes which even a state as large as California could never absorb without , again , massive cuts to important services , '' Newsom said during a press conference .
How the unemployment benefit would be funded : Trump is unilaterally seeking to use leftover or unspent FEMA funds to pay unemployment benefits .
Experts predict this year 's hurricane season will see an `` extremely active '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration , hurricanes can cost upward of $ 22 billion per storm .
Could there be a legal challenge ?
This executive action could be challenged legally since the Constitution gives Congress control over federal spending .
As such , Trump does n't have the legal authority to issue binding executive orders about how money should be spent during the coronavirus pandemic .
Eviction order protections : Discussed , but not renewed The language of the executive order -- the only true order out of the four -- is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't actually halt evictions .
In fact , the Aspen Institute suggests that up to 40 million Americans could lose their homes as a result of the lapsed eviction protections .
That 's 12 % of the total US population .
`` We are stopping evictions .
We are not letting people be evicted , '' Trump said Tuesday in a press conference .
The president did not specify exactly how .
The current directive leaves the decision to ban evictions in the hands of Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Robert Redfield , taking no official stance itself .
It also does n't say if it will provide financial assistance to renters , leaving that decision to Mnuchin and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson .
In comparison , the CARES Act banned late fees and eviction filings until July 25 on properties backed by federal mortgage programs like Fannie Mae , or those that receive federal funds like HUD .
The Republican-authored HEALS Act did n't address stipulations on evictions .

Thank God we have President Trump though.
He recently signed four executive orders aimed at providing Americans with relief due to the economic pressures exerted by COVID.
Here's CNET with details on the effects of Trump's executive orders:
From halting evictions to pausing payroll taxes and giving unemployed people more money to live on, what can President Donald Trump's executive actions from last weekend really accomplish? That's a question Americans seeking immediate financial assistance are hoping to answer.
The four executive "orders" (really one order and three memoranda) promise to provide more assistance to Americans hurting financially from the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. But what do they cover and what do they leave out? And why do the executive actions have the Democrats riled up?
"The government is going to have to commit resources to fight this disease and the economic devastation it has wrought. Executive orders cannot do that and therefore will always be insufficient, especially those crafted in such a poor way as these," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said.
Critics suggest the newly signed orders fall short in key ways and they don't cover a second stimulus check. We break down all four of the new directions, how they could be of assistance, what the gaps are and why some of them might not come to fruition.
$400 unemployment benefit, with a catch
What it is: Following Trump's memorandum, the federal government would contribute $300 of the $400 payment allocated in the memo (down from the $600 of the CARES Act, which ended July 31). Individual states -- already pinching pennies amid the coronavirus outbreak -- are responsible for the remaining $100 per person per week, retroactively starting Aug. 1.
During a press conference on Monday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said that benefits could arrive for qualifying people "within the next week or two." Governors have pushed back on footing 25% of the bill, with New York Governor Andrew Cuomo calling it "laughable."
California Governor Gavin Newsom also voiced concern of the orders on Monday. Newsom said that huge budget cuts would be needed to implement Trump's plan. He estimated that matching 25% for unemployment benefits would cost California around $700 million per week.
"It would create a burden the likes which even a state as large as California could never absorb without, again, massive cuts to important services," Newsom said during a press conference.
How the unemployment benefit would be funded: Trump is unilaterally seeking to use leftover or unspent FEMA funds to pay unemployment benefits. Experts predict this year's hurricane season will see an "extremely active" series of storms. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, hurricanes can cost upward of $22 billion per storm.
Could there be a legal challenge? This executive action could be challenged legally since the Constitution gives Congress control over federal spending. As such, Trump doesn't have the legal authority to issue binding executive orders about how money should be spent during the coronavirus pandemic.
Eviction order protections: Discussed, but not renewed
The language of the executive order -- the only true order out of the four -- is complicated, but definitive. It doesn't actually halt evictions. In fact, the Aspen Institute suggests that up to 40 million Americans could lose their homes as a result of the lapsed eviction protections. That's 12% of the total US population.
"We are stopping evictions. We are not letting people be evicted," Trump said Tuesday in a press conference. The president did not specify exactly how.
The current directive leaves the decision to ban evictions in the hands of Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Robert Redfield, taking no official stance itself. It also doesn't say if it will provide financial assistance to renters, leaving that decision to Mnuchin and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson.
In comparison, the CARES Act banned late fees and eviction filings until July 25 on properties backed by federal mortgage programs like Fannie Mae, or those that receive federal funds like HUD. The Republican-authored HEALS Act didn't address stipulations on evictions.


welovetrump--2020-08-13--Trump on Harris: She’s A “Mad Woman”

Trump on Harris: She’s A “Mad Woman”

It really is astounding when you think about how Biden picked Harris .
She went after him like a hunting dog during the Democrat debates .
Before Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were on the same presidential ticket , they were battling to win the Democratic primary and , in some instances , things got heated .
It 's hardly unusual to see former primary rivals come together once the presumptive nominee is chosen , but their past clashes are striking in light of this week 's running mate announcement .
Let 's roll the tape : 1 .
HARRIS @ @ @ @ @ @ @ FIRST DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY DEBATE In what became her most memorable debate moment , Harris challenged Biden 's opposition to federally mandated busing when he was in the Senate , telling him she benefited from the program to integrate schools .
The face-off produced Harris ' `` That little girl was me '' remark that drew widespread media attention .
2 .
HARRIS BLASTS BIDEN FOR HYDE AMENDMENT FLIP-FLOP Harris called Biden 's past support for the Hyde Amendment `` unacceptable '' at a Democratic primary debate , citing her role as a former @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cases .
Biden defended his record , saying he supports a women 's right to choose .
Harris pressed him , asking why it took him so long to change his position on the Hyde Amendment .
During Biden 's tenure in the Senate , he had expressed support for the amendment , which prohibits the use of federal funds to subsidize abortions except for cases of rape and incest or when a woman 's life is endangered .
3 .
HARRIS AND BIDEN CLASH OVER HEALTH CARE PLANS ON DEBATE STAGE Before @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , '' she was vehemently arguing for it in the early primary debates , pressing Biden who has always said that single-payer health care would cost too much .
The two went at it over this issue .
`` The plan , no matter how you cut it , costs $ 3 trillion when it is , in fact , employed , number one .
Ten years from now , after two terms of the senator being president , after her time .
Secondly , it will require middle-class taxes to go up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will eliminate employer-based insurance .
And fourthly , what happens in the meantime ? ''
Biden said .
Harris responded that the cost of doing nothing was too high .
4 .
HARRIS SAYS SHE BELIEVES BIDEN 'S ACCUSERS OVER SEXUAL HARASSMENT CLAIMS “ I believe them , and I respect them being able to tell their story and having the courage to do it , ” the California senator told reporters in April 2019 .
Biden at the time had been accused by a number of women of inappropriate touching and kissing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said he came up behind her at a 2014 campaign stop and kissed her on the back of her head .

It really is astounding when you think about how Biden picked Harris.
She went after him like a hunting dog during the Democrat debates.
Fox News compiled a list of the times Harris attacked Biden:
Before Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were on the same presidential ticket, they were battling to win the Democratic primary and, in some instances, things got heated.
It's hardly unusual to see former primary rivals come together once the presumptive nominee is chosen, but their past clashes are striking in light of this week's running mate announcement.
Let's roll the tape:
1. HARRIS CRITICIZES BIDEN'S STANCE ON BUSING AT FIRST DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY DEBATE
In what became her most memorable debate moment, Harris challenged Biden's opposition to federally mandated busing when he was in the Senate, telling him she benefited from the program to integrate schools. The face-off produced Harris' "That little girl was me" remark that drew widespread media attention.
2. HARRIS BLASTS BIDEN FOR HYDE AMENDMENT FLIP-FLOP
Harris called Biden's past support for the Hyde Amendment "unacceptable" at a Democratic primary debate, citing her role as a former prosecutor who tried rape and child molestation cases. Biden defended his record, saying he supports a women's right to choose. Harris pressed him, asking why it took him so long to change his position on the Hyde Amendment.
During Biden's tenure in the Senate, he had expressed support for the amendment, which prohibits the use of federal funds to subsidize abortions except for cases of rape and incest or when a woman's life is endangered.
3. HARRIS AND BIDEN CLASH OVER HEALTH CARE PLANS ON DEBATE STAGE
Before Harris backed off a full-scale "Medicare-for-all," she was vehemently arguing for it in the early primary debates, pressing Biden who has always said that single-payer health care would cost too much. The two went at it over this issue.
"The plan, no matter how you cut it, costs $3 trillion when it is, in fact, employed, number one. Ten years from now, after two terms of the senator being president, after her time. Secondly, it will require middle-class taxes to go up, not down. Thirdly, it will eliminate employer-based insurance. And fourthly, what happens in the meantime?" Biden said. Harris responded that the cost of doing nothing was too high.
4. HARRIS SAYS SHE BELIEVES BIDEN'S ACCUSERS OVER SEXUAL HARASSMENT CLAIMS
“I believe them, and I respect them being able to tell their story and having the courage to do it,” the California senator told reporters in April 2019. Biden at the time had been accused by a number of women of inappropriate touching and kissing, including by a Nevada politician who said he came up behind her at a 2014 campaign stop and kissed her on the back of her head.


welovetrump--2020-08-13--Breaking: New Poll Gives Trump MASSIVE Lead Over Biden in Utah

If you believed the national polls , you ’ d be thinking right now that Biden will obliderate Trump in November .
But if 2016 taught us anything , it ’ s that you can ’ t necessarily trust the national polls .
Remember how many polls gave Hillary Clinton a 99 % chance of winning the election ?
Sometimes , it can be a better gauge to look at state-by-state polls .
And according to a new poll , Trump holds a 19-point lead over Biden in Utah !
Here ’ s the Deseret News story on the matter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ into the newsroom last week were these intriguing inquiries : Does Joe Biden have a chance to turn red Utah blue ?
Is Biden ’ s religious foundation enough to convince Utah voters that he will balance LGBTQ rights with religious liberty concerns ?
To the first question , a new Deseret News/Hinckley Institute poll would indicate it ’ s a steep climb .
Little has changed since April , despite a nation turned upside down by COVID-19 and the economic upheaval it caused .
The results show that half of registered voters @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Donald Trump if the election were held today , compared to 31 % who would go with Biden .
As Lisa Riley Roche reports , “ only 11 % said they are unsure who they ’ d choose , ” in the poll conducted July 2-Aug. 1 of 1,000 registered Utah voters .
It shows no change from April , when the Deseret News/Hinckley poll showed 51 % of Utahns said they would vote to reelect the Republican president , compared to 32 % who would cast their ballot for Biden .
Check @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s performance in the polls :

If you believed the national polls, you’d be thinking right now that Biden will obliderate Trump in November.
But if 2016 taught us anything, it’s that you can’t necessarily trust the national polls.
Remember how many polls gave Hillary Clinton a 99% chance of winning the election?
Sometimes, it can be a better gauge to look at state-by-state polls.
And according to a new poll, Trump holds a 19-point lead over Biden in Utah!
Here’s the Deseret News story on the matter:
Among the many questions that came into the newsroom last week were these intriguing inquiries: Does Joe Biden have a chance to turn red Utah blue?
Is Biden’s religious foundation enough to convince Utah voters that he will balance LGBTQ rights with religious liberty concerns?
To the first question, a new Deseret News/Hinckley Institute poll would indicate it’s a steep climb. Little has changed since April, despite a nation turned upside down by COVID-19 and the economic upheaval it caused. The results show that half of registered voters polled said they would vote for President Donald Trump if the election were held today, compared to 31% who would go with Biden. As Lisa Riley Roche reports, “only 11% said they are unsure who they’d choose,” in the poll conducted July 2-Aug. 1 of 1,000 registered Utah voters. It shows no change from April, when the Deseret News/Hinckley poll showed 51% of Utahns said they would vote to reelect the Republican president, compared to 32% who would cast their ballot for Biden.
Check out tweets in response to the President’s performance in the polls:


welovetrump--2020-08-13--Video: Kamala Harris Once Joked About Killing Trump on the ‘Ellen’ Show.

Democrats and the fake news media love to attach malice and hatred to any negative thing said about a democrat @ @ @ @ @ : “ Jeanine Pirro Suggests ‘ Something Will Happen ’ to Biden , Preventing Him @ @ @ @ @ ” However , when democrats literally joke about the death of their political enemies , @ @ @ @ @ funny.
( ? )
Following the announcement of Kamala Harris as Joe Biden ’ s @ @ @ @ @ folks are holding Harris acountable for her past behavior .
Let ’ s flashback to @ @ @ @ @ was a guest on the ‘ Ellen ’ show .
Host Ellen Degeneres asked Harris @ @ @ @ @ she ’ d rather be stuck on an elevator with : President Donald Trump , @ @ @ @ @ or Jeff Sessions .
Harris responded by asking “ Does one of us have to @ @ @ @ @

Democrats and the fake news media love to attach malice and hatred to any negative thing said about a democrat by a republican.
See: “Jeanine Pirro Suggests ‘Something Will Happen’ to Biden, Preventing Him From Being on the Ticket.”
However, when democrats literally joke about the death of their political enemies, it’s apparently really funny.(?)
Following the announcement of Kamala Harris as Joe Biden’s VP running mate, several folks are holding Harris acountable for her past behavior.
Let’s flashback to April 2018, when Harris was a guest on the ‘Ellen’ show.
Host Ellen Degeneres asked Harris a hypothetical question on who she’d rather be stuck on an elevator with: President Donald Trump, Vice president Mike Pence, or Jeff Sessions.
Harris responded by asking “Does one of us have to come out alive?”


welovetrump--2020-08-13--Trump Declares a Groundbreaking Peace Agreement Between Israel and The United Arab Emirates

This is huge news and an answer to the prayers of millions .
I was always told by a respected pastor and different members of my community that whenever you cast a vote for a President make sure the candidate you are voting for supports Israel .
Trump definitely has my vote !
The President announced on Twitter that he had a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and Sheikh Mohammed Zayed the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi , which ended up in a monumental agreement to start having normalization between the two countries .
Fox News had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ between Israel and UAE : President Trump on Thursday announced what he called a “ Historic Peace Agreement ” between Israel and the United Arab Emirates , saying they agreed to “ full normalization of relations.
” “ HUGE breakthrough today !
Historic Peace Agreement between our two GREAT friends , Israel and the United Arab Emirates !
” Trump tweeted Thursday morning .
The president , Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the United Arab Emirates Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed released a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ spoke “ and agreed to the full normalization of relations between Israel and the United Arab Emirates.
” The statement said that the “ diplomatic breakthrough ” was at “ the request of President Trump , ” and that Israel will “ suspend declaring sovereignty over areas outlined in the President ’ s Vision for Peace and focus its efforts now on expanding ties with other countries in the Arab and Muslim world.
” Israel and the UAE also said they will continue their efforts to “ achieve a just , comprehensive and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ This historic diplomatic breakthrough will advance peace in the Middle East region and is a testament to the bold diplomacy and vision of the three leaders and the courage of the United Arab Emirates and Israel to chart a new path that will unlock the great potential in the region , ” the statement read .
“ All three countries face many common challenges and will mutually benefit from today ’ s historic achievement.
” Delegations from Israel and the UAE are expected to meet in the coming weeks to “ sign @ @ @ @ @ @ @ direct flights , security , telecommunications , technology , energy , healthcare , culture , the environment , the establishment of reciprocal embassies , and other areas of mutual benefit.
” “ Opening direct ties between two of the Middle East ’ s most dynamic societies and advanced economies will transform the region by spurring economic growth , enhancing technological innovation , and forging closer people-to-people relations , ” the statement also read .
Trump on Thursday said he had a call with Israel and the United Arab Emirates .
The president told @ @ @ @ @ @ @ begin cooperation across the board , ” along with exchanging embassies and ambassadors .
The president said he expected other countries to follow the UAE ’ s lead on this effort to cooperate with Israel going forward .
CBS News had this to say about the normalization between Israel and UAE :

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This is huge news and an answer to the prayers of millions.
I was always told by a respected pastor and different members of my community that whenever you cast a vote for a President make sure the candidate you are voting for supports Israel. Trump definitely has my vote!
The President announced on Twitter that he had a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and Sheikh Mohammed Zayed the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, which ended up in a monumental agreement to start having normalization between the two countries.
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1293922803419353088
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1293922936609546240
Israel and the United Arab Emirates reach historic deal, aimed at normalising relations between the nations https://t.co/MiE0oIheeQ — BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) August 13, 2020
During a call with President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu, an agreement was reached to stop further Israeli annexation of Palestinian territories. The UAE and Israel also agreed to cooperation and setting a roadmap towards establishing a bilateral relationship. — محمد بن زايد (@MohamedBinZayed) August 13, 2020
Fox News had this to say about the peace agreement between Israel and UAE:
President Trump on Thursday announced what he called a “Historic Peace Agreement” between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, saying they agreed to “full normalization of relations.” “HUGE breakthrough today! Historic Peace Agreement between our two GREAT friends, Israel and the United Arab Emirates!” Trump tweeted Thursday morning. The president, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the United Arab Emirates Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed released a joint statement Thursday, after the three spoke “and agreed to the full normalization of relations between Israel and the United Arab Emirates.” The statement said that the “diplomatic breakthrough” was at “the request of President Trump,” and that Israel will “suspend declaring sovereignty over areas outlined in the President’s Vision for Peace and focus its efforts now on expanding ties with other countries in the Arab and Muslim world.” Israel and the UAE also said they will continue their efforts to “achieve a just, comprehensive and enduring resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.” “This historic diplomatic breakthrough will advance peace in the Middle East region and is a testament to the bold diplomacy and vision of the three leaders and the courage of the United Arab Emirates and Israel to chart a new path that will unlock the great potential in the region,” the statement read. “All three countries face many common challenges and will mutually benefit from today’s historic achievement.” Delegations from Israel and the UAE are expected to meet in the coming weeks to “sign bilateral agreements regarding investment, tourism, direct flights, security, telecommunications, technology, energy, healthcare, culture, the environment, the establishment of reciprocal embassies, and other areas of mutual benefit.” “Opening direct ties between two of the Middle East’s most dynamic societies and advanced economies will transform the region by spurring economic growth, enhancing technological innovation, and forging closer people-to-people relations,” the statement also read. Trump on Thursday said he had a call with Israel and the United Arab Emirates. The president told reporters Israel and the UAE will “begin cooperation across the board,” along with exchanging embassies and ambassadors. The president said he expected other countries to follow the UAE’s lead on this effort to cooperate with Israel going forward.
https://twitter.com/TeamTrump/status/1293935341540462592
Today is an historic day. After vigorous diplomatic outreach by President @realDonaldTrump, Israeli Prime Minister @netanyahu and Emirati Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Zayed have signed an agreement to fully normalize relations between their two great nations. — Secretary Pompeo (@SecPompeo) August 13, 2020
CBS News had this to say about the normalization between Israel and UAE:
WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump announced Thursday the United Arab Emirates and Israel had agreed to reestablish diplomatic relations, a potentially historic agreement and a rare foreign policy win for the president during an election year. As part of the deal, Israel agreed to halt its controversial plan to annex parts of the West Bank, land that Palestinians see as vital to their hopes of a future state. In a statement released by the White House, the two governments said the agreement was reached during a call Thursday between Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed, crown prince of Abu Dhabi. The joint statement said the countries “agreed to the full normalization of relations between Israel and the United Arab Emirates,” and the two countries would sign a series of bilateral deals on everything from investment to tourism to security. In a pair of tweets, Netanyahu called it a “historic day,” while Bin Zayed highlighted Israel’s agreement to “stop further Israeli annexation of Palestinian territories.” With the annexation plan paused, Israel will instead “focus its efforts now on expanding ties with other countries in the Arab and Muslim world,” the joint statement says. Trump officials and other experts said the agreement could usher in a broader rapproachement between Israel and its Arab neighbors. Do You Want A Free 1oz 99.9% Pure Silver Trump Coin? “Israel’s broader acceptance in the region is good for Israel and good for American interests in the Middle East, and we hope that other countries will follow suit,” the Israeli Policy Forum, a group focused on building support in the U.S. for a two-state solution, said in a statement Thursday. The agreement makes the UAE only the third Arab nation to have active diplomatic ties with Israel. The other two are Egypt and Jordan. “It’s an enormous historic step forward,” Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told reporters traveling with him in Europe. “It’s really good news.” Pompeo argued the development could boost Trump’s Middle East peace plan, which had been widely seen as dead on arrival. “I hope the Palestinians will see this for what it is … a historic opportunity for the Middle East to be stable and peaceful,” Pompeo said.


welovetrump--2020-08-13--Jeanine Pirro Suggests ‘Something Will Happen’ to Biden, Preventing Him From Being on the Ticket.

Jeanine Pirro was on Fox News ’ s The Five on Wednesday , where she made a bold claim about Joe Biden .
Pirro said “ I have a sense that something ’ s going to happen before the election , and he ’ s not even going to be on the ticket , so don ’ t even ask me if he ’ s going to make the four years.
” her speculative comment of course has drawn major criticism , especially from those on the left , who have equated it to be some kind of ‘ threat @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be considered a threat to ponder whether or not Biden will even make it to November though ?
At least half the country already believes , at the very least , that Biden won ’ t make it through a full presidential term , including half of the democrats !
Are we to believe they are all making threats against Joe Biden ’ s well being ?
Of course not , because this is just another exemple of the left making a failed attempt at taking attention away from the fact that old @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he ’ s mentally or physically capable of making it through November , let alone a 4-year term as president .

Jeanine Pirro was on Fox News’s The Five on Wednesday, where she made a bold claim about Joe Biden.
Pirro said “I have a sense that something’s going to happen before the election, and he’s not even going to be on the ticket, so don’t even ask me if he’s going to make the four years.”
her speculative comment of course has drawn major criticism, especially from those on the left, who have equated it to be some kind of ‘threat’ to Biden.
Should it really be considered a threat to ponder whether or not Biden will even make it to November though?
At least half the country already believes, at the very least, that Biden won’t make it through a full presidential term, including half of the democrats!
Are we to believe they are all making threats against Joe Biden’s well being?
Of course not, because this is just another exemple of the left making a failed attempt at taking attention away from the fact that old Joe just doesn’t seem like he’s mentally or physically capable of making it through November, let alone a 4-year term as president.